Protester Sues Lawrence School District Over Public Comment Ban
Justin Spiehs filed a federal suit alleging his First Amendment and due process rights were violated by USD 497 officials who barred him from public comments and restricted district access. The suit names Superintendent Anthony Lewis, board members, and the board clerk, seeking an injunction and damages for ongoing access bans.
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Journal-World to skip print editions on Dec 26 and Jan 2
The Journal-World will not publish print editions on December 26 and January 2 due to temporary changes with the printing contractor. Editions resume December 27 and January 3. Comics and puzzles will appear in the next day's BRIEFLY section. Editor Chad Lawhorn says the cancellations accommodate holiday staffing with the contract printer.
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KU eyes Gateway District around stadium site
KU plans a Gateway District around the stadium at lth and Mississippi with a hotel retail restaurants and student housing while awaiting private development proposals. Work on the stadium aims for August 2025 completion but leaders fear delays and may move 2024 home games to Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City if needed.
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Lawrence housing market shows slowing sales amid rising prices
In 2023 Lawrence housing shows 25 percent fewer homes sold year over year while inventory grows to 145 in November from 104 in 2022. Median home prices rise 5.2 percent in 2023 to 305000, with two months of supply and pending contracts up 33 percent, suggesting potential December or January sales. Realtor Brian Johnson notes improved buyer conditions though prices remain high. Chad Lawhorn's Town Talk column.
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Ballots in Johnson County May Be Preserved Amid Investigation
Johnson County Commission moved to allow its chair to appoint one Democratic and one Republican observer as it seeks to determine whether old ballots should be destroyed. Attorney General Kobach argues ballots must be retained for the ongoing inquiry, while local officials say storage space is available. The fate of any potential legal action remains undecided as Hayden’s office continues its probe.
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Lawrence Journal World contact and publication details
Lawrence Journal World provides contact numbers for news, subscriptions, and delivery. It lists editors and departments, publication address at 1035 North Third Street Lawrence Kansas, weekday and weekend delivery hours, and postmaster and circulation notes.
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Lottery numbers and pickup results posted Friday
Friday Mega Millions numbers 10 26 36 54 69 with 4. Friday Lucky for Life numbers 12 13 22 31 46 with 2. Friday Kansas 2by2 Red 16 19 White 1 20. Kansas Pick 3 midday and evening shows 67 as entry.
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Journal-World corrects significant errors policy note
The Journal-World states its policy to correct all significant errors brought to editors. Readers are invited to report errors by calling 832-7154 or emailing ljworld com.
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